Trump & NATO / Oil

[Dr.Masih Rezvani + 28]

Trump's Plan to End the Russia-Ukraine War: An Opportunity for Markets?

Donald Trump is reportedly planning to send a special envoy to negotiate an end to the Russia-Ukraine war. This initiative could become a turning point for global markets.

Impact on Oil:

If successful, the plan could lead to the unrestricted flow of Russian oil, potentially driving prices down. But will this reduction be sustainable? Markets are highly sensitive to geopolitical changes and the implementation of such a plan.

Implications for Investors:

This development presents a critical opportunity for analysts and traders to assess the short- and long-term impacts of this policy. Accurate analysis and risk management become even more crucial in such dynamic scenarios.

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Trump Stands Against NATO's Approach with a Peace Proposal!

In a bold move, Trump has proposed a plan to end the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
This plan includes creating demilitarized zones and halting Ukraine’s NATO membership for 20 years, which could reshape geopolitical equations.

Impact on Oil Prices:

If the plan is realized, it would reopen the pathway for unrestricted Russian oil exports to Europe and global markets.
This could reduce oil price pressures and contribute to stabilizing energy markets. But will this change last?

Market Analysis:

The normalization of Russian oil flows could play a significant role in balancing global supply and demand. Traders should closely monitor both short- and long-term effects of this development, as prices could fluctuate rapidly.

[Ron Wagner + 710]

Russian oil and natural gas should be taxed until they pay Ukraine for the damage they have done with their war of aggression. Russia cannot be allowed to rebuild its military, even though that would take close to a million Russian men that have been killed or injured. in a war Putin thought would be over in a few weeks. 

Investors will rush to Ukraine to exploit its farmland, oil, natural gas, minerals including uranium, etc. Russia is so unstable that it is not in a favorable condition. 

[footeab@yahoo.com + 2,191]

Taxed... Common, this is as STUPID as saying Mexico was going to pay for  the wall. 

Actually it is dumber as who collects the tax $$$?  Russia and gives it to Ukraine?  Hell no!  Idiots imposing the tax on their citizens who will demand buying from a cheaper source. 

[turbguy + 1,545]

7 hours ago, footeab@yahoo.com said:

Taxed... Common, this is as STUPID as saying Mexico was going to pay for  the wall. 

Actually it is dumber as who collects the tax $$$?  Russia and gives it to Ukraine?  Hell no!  Idiots imposing the tax on their citizens who will demand buying from a cheaper source. 

Perhaps the West should just place a tariff on Russian petroleum imports.  That way, the Russians will pay for it.

(/s)

Tariff ≠ Tax?

[footeab@yahoo.com + 2,191]

21 hours ago, turbguy said:

Perhaps the West should just place a tariff on Russian petroleum imports.  That way, the Russians will pay for it.

(/s)

Tariff ≠ Tax?

Are ya dumb?  Just means someone else will buy Russian oil without the tariffs and the source you will buy from will not be Russia but somewhere else without tariffs.  Its a global commodity.  Plenty of producers.  This isn't the 1930's with only ~4 major suppliers of oil. 

[TailingsPond + 1,008]

29 minutes ago, footeab@yahoo.com said:

Are ya dumb?  Just means someone else will buy Russian oil without the tariffs and the source you will buy from will not be Russia but somewhere else without tariffs.  Its a global commodity.  Plenty of producers.  This isn't the 1930's with only ~4 major suppliers of oil. 

He was being sarcastic.

"/s" is similar to HTML code for "end sarcasm."

[turbguy + 1,545]

6 hours ago, footeab@yahoo.com said:

Are ya dumb?  Just means someone else will buy Russian oil without the tariffs and the source you will buy from will not be Russia but somewhere else without tariffs.  Its a global commodity.  Plenty of producers.  This isn't the 1930's with only ~4 major suppliers of oil. 

I take it you may not know the meaning of /s?

 

[turbguy + 1,545]

I suspect selective carve-out "exemptions" from some of #47's proposed tariffs. 

Perhaps no tariff on poutine??  

Nanaimo bars?

Montreal smoked meat (with all the fixin's)?

Rappie pie (yum)?

/s

https://oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News/World-News/Oil-Producers-Balk-at-Team-Trumps-Tariff-Plan-for-Canadian-Imports.html

Edited 2 hours ago by turbguy